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A/Prof Carolyn Ee

Academic General Practitioner; Associate Professor of Cancer Survivorship and Primary Care, Flinders University
A/Prof Ee is an academic GP, Associate Professor (Cancer Survivorship and Primary Care) at Flinders University, Supportive Care GP at Chris O’Brien LIfehouse Cancer Center, and incoming Director of the Primary Care Collaborative Cancer Clinical Trials group (PC4). Her research focusses on the role of primary care in cancer survivorship, reducing health inequity in culturally and linguistically diverse populations and increasing access to care through patient navigation, and on the intersection between cardiometabolic and women’s reproductive health and cancer survivorship.

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